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Signals from Our Futures Past

Mike Amundsen

Exploring the social and architectural layers of information systems—from card catalogs to autonomous agents.

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Latest Issues

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The Interface Is No Longer the Code

For most of computing’s history, we’ve treated the interface as something tangible: a file, a protocol, a spec you could point to. That made sense when the audience was human. A developer could read the documentation, follow the examples, a...

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I Like This Game (Redux)

Back in June of 2012, I wrote a blog post riffing on a clever tweet from Erik Wilde. Erik had written:

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AI-Driven API Design

AI isn’t the new engineer; it’s the new collaborator.

2 months ago
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AI Tulips

In the winter of 1636, a single tulip bulb sold for more than a canal house in Amsterdam. Bidding wars broke out in taverns. Promissory notes for rare bulbs were traded like startup term sheets, with about the same level of scrutiny. One bu...

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  • Mike Amundsen

    Working to improve the quality and usability of information on the Web with APIs, Microservices, and Digital Transformation

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